• ExxonMobil continues to refuse to include gays in their anti-discrimination policy, making them one of only two Fortune 100 companies that refuses to protect gays in writing. Mobil actually had included gays in their policy and provided domestic partner benefits before merging with Exxon in 1999, when both were rescinded. Someone at Exxon hates us. [CNN]
• Sir Ian McKellen could be “opening” for Oxford Pride in the UK. We’re not sure what his opening act will be, but hopefully it will involve magic and a magnificent white horse. [Oxford Mail]
• Anti-gay groups now have a right to participate in Pride events in Harrisburg, PA. We can’t wait to see their outfits. [365 Gay]
• We knew the Anglican church was having some disagreement over whether or not their bishops should be homos, but we never realized there was a “homosexuality crisis engulfing the church body.” That sounds fun enough to make us go to church. [The Advocate]
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